Module
Contribution processing in line with your statutes
Contributions are calculated and assessed on the basis of the criteria in your statutes – not according to a standard model that you would have to adapt to.
What it is about
What happens in contribution processing.
As part of contribution administration, members' contributions are calculated and assessed on the basis of the criteria in the pension institution's statutes. This involves processing activities and employment relationships, administering employers, recording bank details and assigning debit posting specifications.
Features
What the module covers.
Bank details
Recording and processing of employment relationships
Contribution assessments
Contribution overviews
Contribution history
Contribution accounts
Manual debit postings
Automatic monthly debit postings
Overviews per member
Every booking traceable.
netPension® contains a range of member-specific overviews that give a complete view of all bookings made for a member:
Contribution overview
Contribution history
Contribution account
Your statutes are not a special case.
Thanks to the architecture of netPension®, contribution calculations in line with the statutes can be integrated for any pension institution with only little effort. Master data and values are table-driven and can be maintained by you – you change contribution assessment ceilings and rates without us.
Batch processing
The monthly run – at the click of a mouse or automatically.
The automatic monthly debit postings of contributions can be run at the click of a mouse or started automatically at a fixed time. The monthly journal of the automatic contribution debit posting records what was booked.
The bookings generated flow into the netPension® subsidiary ledger and from there via the accounting interface into your financial accounting system – Datev, Diamant or GS-Fibu.
Would you like to see what this looks like for you?
We show you netPension® along your questions – no slides, but the running software. Give us a call or request a demo.